New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
CzAR AND EMPEROR MEET.
.,px.yDER STOPS AT BERLIN On HIS
JOURNEY ROME.
rr,x,xG THE EMPEROR's vlsIT-AN INTER
y,rw WITH PRIMO. BIsMAKCK-sTATE

VIEW WITH PRIMO. BIsMAHCK-sTATE
BANQUET IN THE EVENING.
p,,,,x Now 1S.-The Car of Russia arrived in
perl,n this morning. The preparations to receive
Nm were in keeping with his rank. AT 10 O'Clock
.ho Alexander regiment. in parade uniform. took
,.osition in the Alsenstrasse Esplanade. 1t was 10
act as a guard of honor at the depot. company
~ the Cd Regiment of the Guard with band aud
~.,ors and one company Of the Alexander Regi-
ao,t with colors, were station ed IN front OF the
prssian Embassy. Prince William of Prussia went
N Wttenburgc early this morning to JON the tram
hsarng the Russian Imperial family. AT the Ber
l,u depot were gahered the Royal Prussian Princes.
f,e Hereditary Prince of SaxeMelningen, Duke
Jobn of Mecklepburg- -Schweria, General Won
Notke and all the generals of the Berlin and Pots
dam earrisons
On the arrival of the Imperial tram. at 10:4O
I'm. the Car passed III front of the guard of
honor at the depot. being accompanied by Prince
William and the other PrussIan Princes audGeneral
yon Moltke. The Car, with Prince William, occu-
med an open carriage drawn by four horses. Both
Wore Russian uniforms. The Czarina and the wife
OF Prince William followed in close carriage.
The party were driven to the Russian Embassy.
Dense crowds of people were collected in Untcr-
den Linden from the Brandenburg gate to the
Lehrte depot, and the lin oeria party were greeted
most enthusiastically as they passed along the
thorOughtare
APArER THROWN INTO THE CARS CARRIAGE.
While driving through the Koeng's Platz. a man
threw paper INTO the carriage in which the Gar
and Prince William were riding The occurrence,
for a moment, caused intense excitement among
tle on,ookers The Car took the paper and with
out opening il, placed II under his cloak. The man
Who threw 1t Is stranger IN Berlin. lie was I'M
mediatcly seized by the police.
Later while the Imperial party were passing
through Unter- -den-Llnden a young tried TO
tirow petftiOn into the Cars carriage. lie was
arrested.
The Car and Prince William al,ghted in front of
the Embassy at 1l:1O and passed along III front of
the guard of honor whIch was drawn up there. Tho
Princess and the Czarlna remained IN their car
Wage
The Car had intended first to visit Emperor
William, but he was anticipated bv the latter who
went 10 the Embassy I'd awaited the arrival of
the Car The + nperor dressed in a Russian
aniform and wore his Russian orders. He received
the Car on his entering the Embassy In most
cordial manner.
After tne three flags of the Alexander Regiment
we're delivered 60 the Car the guard of honor of
the Em oassy marched past the building before
both E nperors who stool together at q window.
ALI the Princes who were at the depot followed
the Car to the Embassy.
The Emperor remained at the Embassy three
quarters of an hour and then returned to the
palace He was warmly cheered by the people
After the Emperor had entered the palace he ap-
peared at his favorlte window and was again
wildly cheered by the crowds
The Car, accompanied by General Werler.
returned The Empegor's visit. The Cars VISIT
lasted half an hour lie afterward paid visit to
the Princes slayInC IN BeIlIn.
he Cars children renamed on the train which
brought the family fon Copenhagen. until the
afternoon. when with the Czirlna they visited the
Emperor.
THE CAR SENDS FOR PRINCE BISMARCK.
Prince Bismarck visited the Car at the Embassy
at O'Clock and afterward received General
rcherevIn, the Cars aie-de-camp. Prince Bis
inarcks visit Taste an hour 1t was made at the
Cars request.
At the tate banquet this evening nincty-eight
covers were laid. Besides the Princes and he
Cars suite Prince Bismarck and his wife and
Count Herbert Bismarck were present. Inc were
also present the staff of the Rus nan Embassy. the
Danish Minister, the Minister of Nee Nenburg-
Schwerlu and n the Ministers Of Stare. The Ear
and zarina sat either side OF Emperor william.
Ebe Prince BI narck was p aced nrst below the
Royalties the dinner Emperor william arose
and iftlng his glass pr posed IN few woris the
health OF the Gar, the wAOe company standing
The band of the Alexander Reg meut stationed IN
she banquet hall, plased the ausS,an Iat'9na'
hymn. Snortlv after coffee hadbeen served the iin-
DerIal visi Ors left the Palace
The car and his party left Berlin at $50 p. IN.
Tor St Petersburg.
Inc Ica1tnR DtfIln papers tIls uoiHing sdlu ,ud1
.hey were convinced that the popuIace would re-
ceive the Czqr with the respect due to the
peror's guest and the ruler of an empire living at
peace with Germany. irrespective of the reasons
debating the visit. They would consider the visit
an act of courtesy to which they could hardly
attach political meaning The papers thought
that tine Gar would be able to convince himself
when he met the Emperor of the pacific bent Of the
German policy.
The North herman Gazette prince Bismarcks
orgau d not refer to the CzIrs visit.
LONDON. Nov. 1S.-The Times correspondent at
Berlin says the enthusiasm displayed by the people
o-lay was only moderate and it was difficult to
decide whether their cLeers were for the Ear or
Tor Prince William. he Czir was looking "a : and
carewOin. rhe Gar and Price William drove 10
thc Embassy in great state. Thy occupied VIC
tora drawp by four black horses and were acc ,In-
panled by two Outridcrs and the Master of the
Horse The CzIrina aud the wife of Prince
William W re mole near iv cheered th n, were
their husbands The spectators displayed more
curiosity than enthusiasm.